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Judy's Tune Room
"Her award-winning music and high-energy performance will delight audiences young and old." - The Manchester Union Leader
Judy Pancoast offers highly energetic concerts of original music. Entitled, Judy's Tune Room, the concerts are age-appropriate
and self-contained, making them easily mounted indoors or outside at a variety of venues, such as festivals, schools, and
local, regional and national social and civic events. (Also available for in-school residency) Highly Recommended!
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Johnson Hall - Gardiner, Maine
JOHNSON HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER is a nonprofit organization presenting a wide range of programs in historic Johnson Hall
Opera House in downtown Gardiner, Maine. The renovated first floor performance space seats 110 and is flexible for many purposes-from
plays and concerts to classes, workshops, arts camps, and meetings. We produce events and programs, and also rent the hall
to other groups for events and private parties. Johnson Hall collaborates on arts programs in the schools, at the Boys & Girls
Club of Greater Gardiner, and at the Gardiner Public Library. Plans are moving forward to restore the entire building, including
lobby and dressing rooms on the second floor, and a 400-seat theater on the third floor. Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center
welcomes you to explore our web site, to learn more about our building and our programs.
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Martin Swinger - Songwriter
Martin Swinger focuses 40 years of entertainment and teaching experience into his performances of original, traditional and
contemporary folk music, swing and jazz standards, children’s music performances and workshops, improvisational singing
circles, Sing-Around-the-Campfire, festival performances and emceeing. He also offers songwriting instruction for all ages.
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www.jazzpath.com
150 pages of free (legal) sheet music
downloads for students and teachers
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Monica Grabin - Singing History for the Classroom
Monica Palmes Grabin has been performing for all kinds of audiences since she was a girl in the sixties. Her repertoire
includes literally hundreds of songs. She accompanies herself on guitar, banjo, and autoharp, with anecdotes about origins
of instruments, the physics of sound, anything that might come to mind. Performances are interactive, and a lot of fun!
SINGING HISTORY IS NOT JUST FOR KIDS!
Libraries, historical societies, adult education courses, high schools, colleges, senior centers, and museums have used
Singing History programs for adult audiences. Singing History can be used to highlight an exhibit, focus on a social, geographical
or historical subject, celebrate an anniversary or just provide a concert by an accomplished and invigorating entertainer.
Family audiences can enjoy programs which give kids and parents a chance to share songs which will be meaningful for a lifetime.
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Jackson Gillman - Stand-up Chameleon
Energy, wit, music, and wisdom are the stock in trade of Jackson Gillman, a.k.a. The Stand-Up Chameleon. With performances
for groups large or small, of all age ranges, Jackson incorporates comedy, drama, music, dance, mime, and sign language into
his own intimate style of theatre. More than 27 years in the business of speaking and performing have given Jackson an enormous
amount of material on which to draw as he customizes an engaging program for any event.
Jackson believes that humor can enliven and enlighten any group, meeting, or gathering, and his is based on a foundation of
beneficence, hope, and a belief in the enduring power of the human spirit.
Whether for a professional group meeting or school assembly, nightclub audience or small group, Jackson's performances are
always delightful, magical, inspiring, spellbinding, and thoroughly enjoyable.
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